Definition
Definition of Ruth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namesfemale given name from Hebrew
- Ruth was named after her grandmother.
2.
sportsUS famous US baseball player known for home runsUS
- Babe Ruth set many records in baseball.
3.
biblical figureTECH. Moabite woman who married BoazTECH.
- Ruth is known for her loyalty to Naomi.
Origin of Ruth
Hebrew, Ruth (companion)
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famous judge who worked for equal rights
Examples of Ruth in a sentence
Everyone admired Ruth for her kindness. Ruth was a legend in the baseball world. Many consider Ruth the greatest player of all time. Ruth's story is often told in sermons. Many admire Ruth for her faith.
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- French:Ruth, Babe Ruth, ...
- German:Ruth, Babe Ruth, ...
- Italian:Ruth, Babe Ruth, ...
- Spanish:Ruth, Babe Ruth, ...
- Portuguese:Ruth, Rute, ...
- Chinese:露丝, 鲁斯, ...
- Japanese:ルース, ルツ, ...
- Arabic:رُوث, بيب روث, ...
- Hebrew:רוּת, רוּת', ...
- Russian:Рут, Руфь, ...
- Ukrainian:Рут, Руф, ...
- Hindi:रूथ, बेबे रूथ, ...
Definition of ruth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
personal griefRare UK sorrow or misery experienced deeplyRare UK
- The old tale was filled with ruth.
2.
sympathy feelingRare UK compassion or pity for othersRare UK
- She showed ruth to the homeless man.
3.
deep regretRare UK remorse or repentance for past actionsRare UK
- He felt ruth after the harsh words.
Origin of ruth
Old English, rue (pity)
Examples of ruth in a sentence
He spoke with ruth about his lost opportunities. His ruth for the victims was evident. Ruth filled her heart as she listened to their stories. She showed ruth for her past mistakes. His ruth was evident in his apology.
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- French:tristesse, compassion, ...
- German:Wehmut, Mitleid, ...
- Italian:tristezza, compassione, ...
- Spanish:pena, compasión, ...
- Portuguese:tristeza, compaixão, ...
- Chinese:悲伤, 同情, ...
- Japanese:ルース, 哀れみ, ...
- Arabic:حُزْن, رَحْمَة, ...
- Hebrew:צַעַר, חֶמְלָה, ...
- Russian:печаль, сострадание, ...
- Ukrainian:журба, жалість, ...
- Hindi:दुख, दया, ...
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